Take a look behind the scenes at the music and magic of HRO, from dress rehearsal to backstage to showtime.
By Addison Y. Liu, Crimson Staff Writer

Concert day begins in the afternoon, when the orchestra gathers in Sanders Theater for dress rehearsal.

William Swett ‘22 rehearses on bass.

Camden Archambeau ‘23 conducts the orchestra in rehearsal.

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At their call time, musicians make their way into the Green Room. Paul Tamburro ‘22, Sophie Choate ’23, and Joshua Halberstadt ’25 warm up before the concert.

The air fills with nervous excitement as students unpack and tune their instruments, making final preparations before the concert.

An empty stage waits to be filled as audience members begin filing into Sanders Theater.

As the orchestra takes its place, Brian Tobin ‘23 warms up on percussion.

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With the audience quieted and the lights dimmed, the orchestra opens with their first piece of the night, debuting Hannah Lash’s “Forestallings.” Pictured here is harpist Gabrielle Grant ‘24.

Archambeau conducts Zoltan Kodaly’s “Peacock Variations.”

Kevin Miura ‘25 is the featured soloist in Max Bruch’s “Scottish Fantasy,” the orchestra’s final piece.

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The orchestra stands and receives applause as Federico Cortese, music director, shakes hands with Lash.

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